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2ND QUARTER 2017 PERMIT.Pdf TODAY Wednesday, July 05, 2017 Total No. of Permits 237 Total No. of Expired Permits 42 Total No. of Valid Permits 195 QUARTERLY MONITORING REPORTS (JAN_2017) COMPANY PERMIT CODE PROJECT SITE COUNTY UNDERTAKING ISSUE DATE EXP. DATE CURRENT STATUS DAYS TO EXPERATION DATE MONTHS TO EXPERATION DATE FIRST QUARTER MONITORING SECOND QUARTER MONITORING THIRD QUARTER MONITORING FORTH QUARTER MONITORING A B Anderson Funeral EPA/EC/EMP/0054-041R Lynch Street Montserrado Operation of Funeral Home 27-Apr-17 26-Apr-19 660 22.0 27-Jul-17 27-Oct-17 27-Jan-18 27-Apr-18 A M S Agriculture Company EPA/CR/008-0317 Pipeline Road, Montserrado Fumigation and Agriculture 13-Mar-17 12-Mar-19 615 20.5 13-Jun-17 13-Sep-17 13-Dec-17 13-Mar-18 ADI Contractor EPA/EC/EAF/005-0416 J.F. Kennedy Memorial Center Montserrado Co. Rehabilitation fo J.F.K. Memorial Center 13-Apr-16 12-Apr-17 EXPIRED -84 -2.8 13-Jul-16 13-Oct-16 13-Jan-17 13-Apr-17 Afro Resources Development Enterprise EPA/MSDS/EAF/001/0616 Montserrado Fumigation and Janitorial Services in Liberia 28-Jun-16 27-Jun-17 EXPIRED -8 -0.3 28-Sep-16 28-Dec-16 28-Mar-17 28-Jun-17 Ahmed Ali Khalil EPA/EC/PB/006-0115 Congo Town Adjacent winner’s ChapelMontserrado Construction of 3 Storey building 25-Jan-15 24-Jan-17 EXPIRED -162 -5.4 25-Apr-15 25-Jul-15 25-Oct-15 25-Jan-16 Alpha and Brotehrs, Inc. EPA/EC/PB/004-0115 Congo Town, opposite Charles Taylor’sMontserrado Residence Construction of five Storey building 23-Jan-15 22-Jan-17 EXPIRED -164 -5.5 23-Apr-15 23-Jul-15 23-Oct-15 23-Jan-16 Alpha Logging and Wood Processing Company EPA/EC/EIS/001-1109R Bokomu and Salayea Districts, Lofa Lofa Logging Operation (FMC-A) 14-Sep-15 13-Sep-17 70 2.3 14-Dec-15 14-Mar-16 14-Jun-16 14-Sep-16 Alpha Logging and Wood processing Company EPA/EC/PB/006-0117R Lofa Lofa Camp construction 31-Jan-17 30-Jan-18 209 7.0 1-May-17 31-Jul-17 31-Oct-17 31-Jan-18 Alpha Logging and Wood processing Company EPA/EC/PB/006-0117R Lofa Construction of logging camp site 31-Jan-17 30-Jan-19 574 19.1 1-May-17 31-Jul-17 31-Oct-17 31-Jan-18 Aminata & Sons, Inc. EPA/EC/PB/006-0116 Red Light, Montserrado Montserrado Construction and operation of filling Station 20-Jan-16 19-Jan-17 EXPIRED -167 -5.6 20-Apr-16 20-Jul-16 20-Oct-16 20-Jan-17 Andritz Hydro GMBH Liberia EPA/EHSMP/001-0117R White Plains, Montserrado Montserrado Sand Blasting (Mt. Coffee) 25-Jan-17 24-Jan-18 203 6.8 25-Apr-17 25-Jul-17 25-Oct-17 25-Jan-18 APM Terminal Liberia Ltd. EPA/EC/PB/004-1113 Freeport of Monrovia Montserrado Construction of Container Yard 22-Aug-16 21-Aug-17 47 1.6 22-Nov-16 22-Feb-17 22-May-17 22-Aug-17 ArcelorMittal Liberia Inc. EPA/EC/ESIA/EMP/005-0913 Yekepa Nimba County PHASE II DIRECT SHIP ORE (DSO) EXTRACTION AND MAINTENANCE OF Mt.30-Jun-17 TOKADEH 29-Jun-20 1090 36.3 30-Sep-17 30-Dec-17 30-Mar-18 30-Jun-18 ArcelorMittal Liberia Inc. EPA/EC/PB/007-0316R Yekepa, Nimba Iron Ore Exploration 29-Mar-16 28-Mar-18 266 8.9 29-Jun-16 29-Sep-16 29-Dec-16 29-Mar-17 Archan Gold West EPA/EP/PB/009-0117R Grand Cape Mount County Exploration of Gold 31-Jan-17 30-Jan-19 574 19.1 1-May-17 31-Jul-17 31-Oct-17 31-Jan-18 Atlantic Food Center EPA/EC/PB/0056-0417R Mashall Margibi Construction and Operation of Food and Beverages Factory 27-Apr-17 26-Apr-19 660 22.0 27-Jul-17 27-Oct-17 27-Jan-18 27-Apr-18 Atlantic Resources Limited EPA/EC/ESIS/001-0513R Maryland, Grand Kru & River Gee Maryand Logging Operation (FMC-P) 26-Aug-15 25-Aug-17 51 1.7 26-Nov-15 26-Feb-16 26-May-16 26-Aug-16 AUSENCO SERVICESW PTY LTD. EPA/EC/AC-001/0816 Margibi and Grand Bassa Counties, Grand Cape Mount Fantro Iron Project 23-Aug-16 22-Aug-17 48 1.6 23-Nov-16 23-Feb-17 23-May-17 23-Aug-17 Ayman Al Ashkar EPA/EC/PB/009-0816 ELWA Junction, Montserrado Montserrado Construction (commercial Bldg.) 22-Aug-16 21-Aug-17 47 1.6 22-Nov-16 22-Feb-17 22-May-17 22-Aug-17 Bea Mountain Mining EPA/DP/MZP/001-0616 New Liberty Gold Mine Grand Cape Mount Discharge of Effluent from TSF 6-Jun-16 5-Jun-17 EXPIRED -30 -1.0 6-Sep-16 6-Dec-16 6-Mar-17 6-Jun-17 Bea Mountain Mining Corporation EPA/EC/ESIA/UPDATE/001-1012R Gola Konneh District Cape Mount Gold Explotation 3-Dec-15 2-Dec-18 515 17.2 3-Mar-16 3-Jun-16 3-Sep-16 3-Dec-16 Bea Mountain mining Corporation EPA/EP/CMP/001-0415 Gola Konneh District Grand Cape mount Importation and Handling of Cyanide 30-May-17 29-May-18 328 10.9 30-Aug-17 30-Nov-17 2-Mar-18 30-May-18 Belle Resources Exploration & Mining EPA/EP/PB/001-0815 Gayama, Kpo Range, Gbarpolu Gbarpolu Mineral Exploration (Gold) 12-Aug-16 11-Aug-18 402 13.4 12-Nov-16 12-Feb-17 12-May-17 12-Aug-17 Buah Mining Cooperative Society EPA/EPB/023-0217R Tabu Town, Grand Kru Class C Exploitation of Gold 27-Feb-17 26-Feb-18 236 7.9 27-May-17 27-Aug-17 27-Nov-17 27-Feb-18 Bureau of National Fisheries EPA/EP/PB/004-0515 OperationFisheries Landing of Dry (Spectrometric) and wet Mineral Analytical 1-May-15 30-Apr-17 EXPIRED -66 -2.2 1-Aug-15 1-Nov-15 1-Feb-16 1-May-16 Bureau Veritas Liberia EPA/EP/PB/003-0614 ArcelorMittal Concession port Grand Bassa Laboratories 27-Apr-17 26-Apr-19 660 22.0 27-Jul-17 27-Oct-17 27-Jan-18 27-Apr-18 Caroline Frozen EPA/EC/EMP/077-0714 Duala, Montserrado Montserrado Cold Storage Operation 10-Mar-16 9-Mar-17 EXPIRED -118 -3.9 10-Jun-16 10-Sep-16 10-Dec-16 10-Mar-17 Cavalla Resources (Liberia) Inc. : EPA/EC/PB/004-0310R Goe Fantro Grand Bassa Grand Bassa Iron Ore Exploration 22-Mar-16 21-Mar-18 259 8.6 22-Jun-16 22-Sep-16 22-Dec-16 22-Mar-17 Cavalla Resources (Liberia) Inc. EPA/EC/PB/009-0312 Kitoma II Nimba Iron Ore Exploration 22-Mar-16 21-Mar-18 259 8.6 22-Jun-16 22-Sep-16 22-Dec-16 22-Mar-17 Cavalla Resources (Liberia) Inc. EPA/EC/PB/005-0310R Kitoma Range Nimba Iron Ore Exploration 22-Mar-16 21-Mar-18 259 8.6 22-Jun-16 22-Sep-16 22-Dec-16 22-Mar-17 Cavalla Resources (Liberia) Inc. EPA/EC/PB/006-0310R St. John River South Nimba Iron Ore Exploration 22-Mar-16 21-Mar-18 259 8.6 22-Jun-16 22-Sep-16 22-Dec-16 22-Mar-17 Cavalla Resources (Liberia) Inc. EPA/EC/PB/007-0310R TOTO Range Bong Iron Ore Exploration 22-Mar-16 21-Mar-18 259 8.6 22-Jun-16 22-Sep-16 22-Dec-16 22-Mar-17 Cavalla Rubber Corporation EPA/EC/ESMP/001-0116 Pleebo-Sodoken District, Maryland Maryland Construction and operation of Rubber Processing Plant 20-Jan-16 19-Jan-17 EXPIRED -167 -5.6 20-Apr-16 20-Jul-16 20-Oct-16 20-Jan-17 Cavalla Rubber Corporation (CRC) EPA/EC/ESMP/001-01116 River Gee River Gee Construction and operation of Rubber Processing Plant 7-Jan-16 6-Jan-18 185 6.2 7-Apr-16 7-Jul-16 7-Oct-16 7-Jan-17 Cavalla Rubber Corporation (CRC) EPA/EC/ESIA/001--0316 Pleebo Sodoken District, Maryland Cultivation of Rubber 25-Mar-16 24-Mar-17 EXPIRED -103 -3.4 25-Jun-16 25-Sep-16 25-Dec-16 25-Mar-17 Cavalla Rubber Corporation (CRC) EPA/EC/EMP/002--0812R Sarbo Chiefdom, River Gee Cultivation of Rubber 25-Mar-16 24-Mar-17 EXPIRED -103 -3.4 25-Jun-16 25-Sep-16 25-Dec-16 25-Mar-17 Cellcom Telecommunications, Inc. EPA/IEA/001-1016R Across Liberia Montserrado Operation of GSM Towers 28-Oct-16 27-Oct-18 479 16.0 28-Jan-17 28-Apr-17 28-Jul-17 28-Oct-17 Cerra Automotive EPA/CR/001/1115 Montserrado Montserrado Distribution of Lubricants 23-Mar-16 22-Mar-17 EXPIRED -105 -3.5 23-Jun-16 23-Sep-16 23-Dec-16 23-Mar-17 CESFA Liberia Ltd. EPA/EC/PB/007-0816 Monrovia Breweries Montserrado Construction of Water Supply Station 22-Aug-16 21-Aug-17 47 1.6 22-Nov-16 22-Feb-17 22-May-17 22-Aug-17 CGGC Mining Servies (Liberia) EPA/EC/PB/001-0315 China Union Bong Mines Construction of Explosives Production Plant 18-Mar-15 17-Mar-17 EXPIRED -110 -3.7 18-Jun-15 18-Sep-15 18-Dec-15 18-Mar-16 Chen Liberia Enterprise EPA/EPB/030-0317R Betibah Town, Bondi Clan, Lofa Class B Exploitation of Gold Near 13-Mar-17 12-Mar-19 615 20.5 13-Jun-17 13-Sep-17 13-Dec-17 13-Mar-18 China Chongqoing International Construction Company EPA/EP/PB/001-0313R Caldwell, Montserrado Montserrado Rock Quarry Operation 19-Sep-16 18-Sep-18 440 14.7 19-Dec-16 19-Mar-17 19-Jun-17 19-Sep-17 China Gezhouba Group Company Mining Services (Liberia) Ltd.EPA/EC/PB/001-0315 China Union, Bong Mines, Bong Bong Construction of explosives production plant 18-Mar-15 17-Mar-17 EXPIRED -110 -3.7 18-Jun-15 18-Sep-15 18-Dec-15 18-Mar-16 Conex Petroleum Group, Inc.
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